The Formation of ReasonISBN: 978-1-4443-3909-3
Paperback
202 pages
May 2011, Wiley-Blackwell
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“This is a book of fresh and original perceptions concerning
questions in mental, moral, and metaphysical philosophy. I admire
the system by which Bakhurst so often proceeds of critical resume
of previous work—both the old and the new, the familiar and
the unfamiliar. Few can cast the net so wide or, in doing so, stick
so admirably to the point. Here lies the possibility of progress in
philosophy.”
—Professor David Wiggins, New College, Oxford
—Professor David Wiggins, New College, Oxford
“The philosophy of Bildung must be at the heart of
any effort to comprehend our lives. This much will be evident to
the reader of David Bakhurst’s admirable book The
Formation of Reason, which shows how reflection on
Bildung supplies us with the means to see through persistent
confusions besetting our thought about self and other, mind and
body, freedom and nature, autonomy and sociality.”
—Professor Sebastian Rödl, Philosophisches Seminar,
Universität Basel